JC H2 Economics Paper Builder

Using the Paper Builder

Six steps from an empty page to a worksheet with its answer key.

  1. Find the questions. Narrow by paper (Paper 1 case studies or Paper 2 essays), domain, exam, year, school, or open a topic in the left column and tick a topic or a sub-topic. The chips stack, so Paper 2 + 2025 + Macroeconomics shows only that. The search box looks through the questions, the case-study extracts, the essay preambles and the suggested answers. More filters at the bottom narrows by essay section, command word, whether a diagram is asked for, and whether the school’s answer is complete.
  2. Quick add. Under each sub-topic, Case study and Essay drop that many random, not-yet-chosen questions that touch the sub-topic straight into the worksheet; Quick add at the top sets how many go in per click (1–4). They respect the other filters you have on — a year, an exam, a school or a search word — and the number on each button is how many are still unused. Or tick the box beside any question, or press Add all matching. A question always travels whole: a case study takes every part, figure, table and extract of its case.
    Your selection stays put while you change filters, and survives closing the tab.
  3. Check the balance. The panel on the right shows questions, marks and the time at 9570 exam pace (2.25 minutes a mark for Paper 1, 1.8 for Paper 2), with a bar for the micro / macro split of the marks. Trim or add until it fits the lesson.
  4. Preview it. The Preview worksheet tab shows the worksheet in print order — each case study’s data first, then its questions. Show answer under a part reveals the school’s suggested answer with its graphs, and unticking the box beside a question takes it straight out of the worksheet.
  5. Set the options. Answer key at the back adds the schools’ suggested answers; Mark schemes and Question interpretation shorten it when switched off; Source reference names the school paper in the key. Key concepts and graphs and Answering technique put the concept guide for the worksheet’s sub-topics at the front. Order is paper order, sub-topic or year; Paper size is A4 or US Letter; a title is optional.
  6. Generate the PDF. The worksheet opens drawn page by page, so it reads the same on a phone as on a desktop. The toolbar offers Save PDF, Print and Open in a tab — only those this view can actually do; a control that cannot work here is not shown.

Worth knowing

Save this worksheet

The set is kept in this browser, with its options, so you can load it again from Saved sets.

Saved sets

Saved in this browser only. Pick a set to load it into the worksheet.